wild wild west

Had to share my love of my boots by doing the traditional Western standby— the Wild West. Also gotta love the belt— it's probably one of the most-used items in my wardrobe.

Tuesday's Playlist
Wanted/ Jessie James
Rhythm of Love/ Plain White T's
Liar Liar/ Christina Grimmie
Storm Warning/ Hunter Hayes
I Got You/ Train
Machine Gun/ Sara Bareilles

From Top To Bottom:
Hat: Mexico (no, seriously)
Necklace: Forever 21
Dress: Paper Heart
Belt: Forever 21
Bag: Forever 21
Boots: Charles Albert

Short post today— got lotsa stuff to do and people to see.

stay wild,
Kiana

country chic

It's Friday and I'm ready to greet the weekend! Let's relax in the countryside...

As E. A. Barnes once wrote in the poem Softly,
"Softly comes the sunset hour, / With its fading light; / Softly steals a sweet repose / O'er the coming night."
This sums up the time of day these pictures were taken, and the beautiful lighting.

From Top To Bottom:
Earrings: The Hunter
Necklace: The Hunter
Cover-up: Forever 21
Dress: Mossimo
Clutch: Forever 21
Boots: Charles Albert

stay chic,
Kiana

goin' native

I'm not part-native American. Being Hawaiian is not the same thing— on the U.S. Census and for the SATs, I checked off the box marked "Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander". But I wanted to wear the dress: it's been sitting in my closet for a week, and of course, I had to wear my cowgirl boots. So I based it off the combo of dress and boot and got: Native Americana! (This, of course, is just my own outfit opinion and is in no way intended to dishonor true native Americans or insult them with my reinterpretation of culture.)

From Top To Bottom:

Headband: Forever 21

Necklaces: a gift from a friend
Purse: Forever 21
Belt: Forever 21
Dress: Forever 21
Boots: Charles Albert

...And yes, as I type this, I realize that most of my outfit is from Forever 21...
But it just goes to show how you can buy a lot of things from the same store and they look nice together.
Besides, I just couldn't help myself! There's a big store in Waikiki that I love to haunt :)

stay native,
Kiana